Discounted admission makes World Center for Birds of Prey a fun and educational destination, Jan. 19 and Feb. 16

9 January 2013

BOISE, Idaho – Is winter giving your family a case of cabin fever? Grab the kids and head for The Peregrine Fund’s World Center for Birds of Prey for an affordable day of fun and educational programs focused on conserving birds of prey.

Family Field Trip Saturday will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on January 19 and again on February 16 at the interpretive center. Participants will be given a passport to guide them through various activities and, when completed, will receive a free 2013 Birds of Prey calendar.

The regular admission price will be reduced by $2 per person.

Visitors also can see live bird demonstrations, tour the Archives of Falconry, and enjoy spending time outdoors on the scenic interpretive trail.

The Velma Morrison Interpretive Center features Interactive displays and films about eagles, hawks, falcons and other birds of prey. The outdoor Condor Cliffs display gives visitors a close-up look at a pair of endangered California Condors.

The Archives of Falconry contains art, sculpture, artifacts and rare books related to the ancient sport of falconry. The Arab Heritage Wing allows visitors to experience an authentic hunting tent and enjoy interactive displays on falconry in the Middle East.